It’s up to four now. This just keeps getting worse.
Terrible...
Nice. Single out the FOREIGNER for your ‘condolences.’
Man, are these academics BRAINWASHED or what?
*SPIT*
“Certainly probable cause for the arrest, yes sir.”
That’s a classic understatement.
I think that all Cars (GUNS) should be Registered.
That would have prevented this Tragedy. There are too many Cars (GUNS) in this Country.
I think everyone should be required to lock up their Car Keys (GUNS) so People that shouldn’t have access to them cannot get ahold of one.
Adacia Avery Chambers
Adacia..??
I will be searching for a photo.
Sickness. Another way to divide conquer/police state.
Freedom is not free.
Pray for the (eggs) lives that were broken today.
Kinda fed up.
I am sure authorities will take under consideration more safety precautions for any future parades or school activities.
Prayer is what that School, friends and family need now, not the blame game.
President obola will be calling for the banning of cars and trucks in the morning of course just as he does every time more than 3 people are killed by firearms as long as the shooter is white or can be made to look white.
1. October 6. Oklahoma removes Ten Commandments monument from capitol grounds.
2. God lifts His hand of protection from Oklahoma.
3. October 24, the judgment of God falls. Car crashes into crowd.
Great tragedy. So sad.
Nash Lucas, 2 years old. His mother is an OSU student, the family tells News On 6.
The suspected drunken driver who plowed a vehicle through a crowd of people Saturday morning - killing four and injuring more than 40 others during the Oklahoma State University homecoming parade – was seen leaving her place of work distraught 30 minutes before the incident.
Adacia Chambers, 25, of Stillwater, was a part-time employee in “good standing” according to Mark Thompson, owner of the Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers in Stillwater.
“She was always on time. She is a pleasant person. I have nothing to say about her that isn't good. She has been an excellent employee,” Thompson said. “She didn't appear to be under the influence (when she left).”
The corporate office also responded about the incident.
“Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire Cowboy community and everyone affected by the event that occurred Saturday morning. We are deeply saddened by this terrible news and our Stillwater franchise restaurant is cooperating fully with law enforcement officials,” said Lexie Pearce, public relations manager at Freddy's corporate office.
Justin DeNoya, 36, of Stillwater, who works near Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers, where Chambers works, said he saw her leave the business about 30 minutes before the wreck. “She looked like she had been crying,” said DeNoya, who was standing about 30 feet away from her. “She looked upset.” DeNoya said she left on foot and headed north on Boomer Road. “She was walking in a straight line and didn't seem intoxicated,” he said. News of the collision traveled quickly and when DeNoya saw a photo of the suspected drunk driver handcuffed at the scene, he realized it was the same woman he saw with tears in her eyes earlier that day. “I was shocked,” he said. An earlier News Press version of this story mentioned Chambers had allegedly been fired from her job. Thompson said that wasn't true.
Police identified the victims as Nakita Prabhaker, 23, of Edmond, Bonnie Stone, 65, of Stillwater, Marvin Stone, 65, of Stillwater.